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庚帖 Pronunciation and Pinyin

庚帖 Usage and Examples

betrothal cards (containing birth dates)

matching scrolls

The characters in 庚帖

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
庚
gēng8seventh heavenly stem or age
帖
tiě8calligraphy copybook, post, note

More words starting with 庚

  • gēng庚xìn信Geng Xin
  • gēng庚hào号lóu楼Geng Building, Building Geng
  • gēng庚yè页Geng page
  • gēng庚chǐ齿age; years of age
  • gēng庚chǐ齿yǐ已gāo高Already advanced in years, Of advanced age

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Questions about 庚帖

What does 庚帖 mean in Chinese?

庚帖 (gēng tiě) means “betrothal cards (containing birth dates), matching scrolls”.

How do you pronounce 庚帖?

庚帖 is pronounced gēng tiě in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “betrothal cards (containing birth dates)” in Chinese?

“betrothal cards (containing birth dates)” is 庚帖 (gēng tiě) in Chinese.

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